Shahar, Shai

Son of Moshe and Ariella. He was born on May 26, 1949 in Tel Aviv. He began his studies at the AD Gordon elementary school in Tel Aviv and graduated from the Tel Ganim Elementary School in Ramat Gan, where he was a member of the Scouts movement in Ramat Gan. There he was sitting on the bench awake and active, all alive and smiling; Asking and hardening and projecting his surroundings with his brilliance. All in all a boy whose mother’s milk is on his lips. And he is all jovial, and is full of joy, movement, enjoyment, and the dissolution of joy of life. “After completing his elementary studies with honors, he continued to study at the Kalai High School in Givatayim He was the center of society, full of humor and brilliance, he organized all the social parties and events, he read and dealt with solving mathematical problems, he was very attached to his distant and close family, and later studied in the written lessons of Oxford University in Tel Aviv. He had two main hobbies: listening to music and mathematics, and he loved my life Shai was drafted into the IDF in July 1967 and served in the Israel Air Force as a pilot. After completing compulsory military service he joined the regular army. On August 24, 1970, Deputy Shai found his death in the course of his duties. He was laid to rest in the military cemetery in Kiryat Shaul. After his death he was promoted to lieutenant. After he fell, his commander wrote that Shai was “an excellent officer who was proud of his position and fulfilled the duties assigned to him not only as a duty, but also because of their importance and value. He also mentioned him as an entertainment and entertainment officer, who was the main organizer and performer at every party and social event. In a letter of condolences to his parents, his commander wrote: “We appreciated his talents, his energy and his cheerfulness.”